This Neil Simon classic takes place in 1937, and oh what a year — the depression in full swing, Germany rising in Europe; meanwhile the lead character, Eugene Jerome, played by Drew Sh... Read more
Where Dickens Carol is straightforward and direct in its timeline, an Irish carol’s timeline is non-linear in style and it works well. The writer is a company member and Dublin native Matth... Read more
Sinbad is back and “Badder” than ever. Chase Anthony from the TV show, “Bigger”, opened for him and had a funny act talking about his issues with his $5,500 bed that was too expensive to ha... Read more
The pure beauty of Tchaikovsky’s music for the Nutcracker and the aerobic movement on the stage tantalizes one with wonder and awe. “The Nutcracker” is a season favorite a... Read more
Be prepared to be amazed and astounded by these world-renowned illusionists as they do what they do best–magic; and if you do not believe in magic you may very well believe by the end... Read more
The sets were simple with just enough detail to transform the stage to the North Pole, Macys department store, N.Y. office or a N.Y. home and Central Park. Seth Fallon as ELF, did a good job... Read more
Now playing at Toby’s Dinner Theatre is “A Christmas Story, The Musical,” with book by Joseph Robinette and music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. The stage design reminded m... Read more
I do not know why, but, I had the Disney version of Baloo singing, “just the Bear necessities” in my head as I entered the theatre and saw the children in costume behind the stage. We had t... Read more
For those who enjoy the beloved book series, “Anne of Green Gables,” this show is a must see. The stage is set like the pages of a book, and the book’s special narrative comes alive through... Read more
Ten-hut! Aaron Sorkin, best known as the writer of The West Wing and The Social Network, penned this story while bartending in N.Y. in the 80s. The Director, Kathleen Barth cleverly captured... Read more
